How the U.S. Studebaker became the Soviet 'victory truck' (PHOTOS)
On Jan. 5, 1945, Lieutenant General Leonid Rudenko, head of the USSR Government Procurement Commission in the U.S., presented the Studebaker Corporation with a photo album entitled “The …
Studebaker US6 2½-ton 6×6 truck - Wikipedia
The Studebaker US6 truck became a legendary vehicle with its Soviet operators at the time and was called the "King of Roads" by soldiers [16] due to their reliability and dependability, and is still popular …
Archives - Russian Manuscript Collections
This album of photographs, 40 pp., captioned in Russian, shows Studebaker-made trucks in use by the Soviet army during World War II. Access currently restricted because the collection is still largely …
Oldtimer gallery. Trucks. Studebaker US6, US6x4.
For Soviet people Studebaker became legendary truck of WWII, even more honourable than Willys. Frankly saying, I was surprised by results of my statistic investigations - only 5.6% of Studebakers and …
How America Built 220,000 Studebaker Trucks: Mass Production That ...
14 dec. 2025 · How 220,000 American Studebaker trucks powered the Soviet advance in WWII—silent heroes that reshaped the Eastern Front. ...more
Paths - American-made Studebaker and Chevrolet trucks at a Soviet …
9 nov. 2025 · American-made Studebaker and Chevrolet trucks at a Soviet army depot in Mozhaysk, west of Moscow, August 1944 ! So perception is reality; there really WAS a truck for every soldier in the Allied armies! Neil Barker.
Columns of Studebaker, Ford and Chevrolet trucks supplied by ... - Reddit
15 jun. 2023 · Columns of Studebaker, Ford and Chevrolet trucks supplied by the United States to the Soviet Union in Moscow, 1944. Sometimes I wish I could just go back in time and pluck some these vehicles up and keep them. I don't think Ford was manufacturing many trucks during WW2, at least in …
Burned-Out Soviet BM-13N “Katyusha” Rocket Launcher on Studebaker ...
2 nov. 2025 · This photograph shows the remains of a Soviet BM-13N “Katyusha” multiple rocket launcher, burned out and abandoned after combat in 1943. The launcher is mounted on a Studebaker …
How the U.S. Studebaker became the Soviet 'victory truck' (PHOTOS)
On Jan. 5, 1945, Lieutenant General Leonid Rudenko, head of the USSR Government Procurement Commission in the U.S., presented the Studebaker Corporation with a photo album entitled “The …
Engines of the Red Army in WW2 - o5m6.de
The Soviet Union received almost the complete 6x6 production of 105,000 as well as the majority of the 90,000 6x4 produced. The "Studer", as they called it, became the reliable workhorse of the Red Army …
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